The 2 things might be interlinked next year
12 mins per vaccination seems extremely conservative. Once they enter the room, confirm their details, give their consent and get the jab it shouldnât take more than five or six minutes?
Surely itâs not asking too much for vaccine invigilators to be operating 24/7, on 12 hour shifts⊠this is to prevent a deadly killer virus, after allâŠ
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The consent and other paperwork can be done well in advanced of getting the jab. God forbid no one in the HSE has done a yellow belt in lean.
That includes waiting time after to so see if you have any reaction.
I read that the test and trace data is all compiled on one shared excel document. Canât see anything going wrong there
Yes
Iâd be basing that on just about every interaction me and my family have had with the HSE and the health service in general. Iâd have very little confidence in them. I hope Iâm wrong and weâre out of these insanity soon
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Also a phrase⊠Make haste slowly
Can dearbhail explain why weâre 4 days behind rest of Europe?
I wouldnât anyway. Il let some other lad chance it⊠Or more to the point some other lads vulnerable parent
Any few mins to make sure someone doesnât have a bad reaction to the vaccination?
The Irish government are too incompetent to bring in a mass surveillance plan. Itâs merely by accident. Doesnât mean the next one or the one after that wonât use it
Are they not in a nursing home full of people looking after them?
Did you ever get a vaccination?
Iâd agree with that⊠You got fierce exercised about it a few months back tho